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A Florida woman found behind a Peachtree City business at 3 a.m. with no clothes on from the waist down landed in jail on...
Beer PTSD
I don’t drink beer. Actually, I can’t drink beer.
When I was 20 years old, I was at Camp Lejeune, NC doing my bit with...
Forever Christmas Trees
Reaching a certain age in life, you start to rethink some of the traditional things you’ve done just for tradition’s sake. The Wife and...
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Minter crafts dreamcatchers
As part of their celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Sara Harp Minter Elementary 2nd graders crafted their very own dreamcatchers.
Their 2nd grade social...
School system seeks community help with Purposity Holiday Angel Tree Program
Fayette County Public Schools wants your help supporting members of the community who need help the most. This year, they hope to again make...
Despite angry denials, questions remain about what our kids are being taught
In my last column, I asked, “Can Fayette County’s families remain immune to the negative cultural impacts into the foreseeable future?” It’s a question...
Match made at McIntosh: Chief connection offers life-saving kidney donation
A life-saving bond was built at McIntosh High. Athletic Director Leon Hammond has been in need of a new kidney, and Alan Reeves, a...
Fall Festival brings Tyrone feeder pattern together
Fun was in the air as the Flat Rock Food Forest Club invited the community out to a fall festival.
The Eagles celebrated with over...
